Six filmmakers are sent to surprise global locations and given ten days to make a film, where three esteemed judges critique their work.
The Racers are joined in the studio by their loved ones for an emotional reunion. Plus, Zan quizzes the filmmakers on what life is really like on the road.
It's the season final and all six Racers are together in studio to hear who won the week, and who takes home the ultimate prize of filming a project for the ABC. Hosted by Zan Rowe, with original 90s Racer John Safran.
This week sees Elliot in Monaco, William travels to Turkiye, Jayden jumps over to Jordan, Lucinda takes over Lithuania, Kate heads to Utah and Mikaela lands in Canada.
The filmmakers are challenged to immerse themselves in unfamiliar worlds, testing their ability to connect with people, cultures and experiences beyond the surface.
With the competition entering its final stages, the six filmmakers deliver some of their strongest and most personal films yet, with emotional stories, bold creative choices and a heartbreaking deadline mishap.
This week's destinations are Nepal, Scotland, Timor Leste, Louisiana, Chile and Botswana. As the competition passes its halfway mark, the filmmakers reflect on their growing ambition to take bigger creative risks.
This week all six filmmakers land in the same country, Japan. With 40 million tourists a year and a land "teeming with stories," the episode promises something different from the usual solo dispatches.
The six filmmakers take on a new challenge and step out from behind the camera and into their own stories, delivering a mix of personal, funny and revealing films.
Six filmmakers battle exhaustion, setbacks and misunderstanding competition rules as they race across six countries to complete their film, culminating in a shocking disqualification and a game-changing twist.
Six filmmakers battle harsh critiques, technical disasters and cultural challenges as they create short films across the globe, with one standout rising to the top.
Six filmmakers are sent to surprise global locations and given ten days to make a film, where three esteemed judges critique their work.
